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In "The Stoic Path to Wealth," Darius Foroux bridges the gap between ancient philosophy and modern finance. While many books focus on where to put your money, Foroux focuses on how to think about it, arguing that the greatest obstacle to wealth is not the market, but your own emotions.

Below is a breakdown of the core principles and strategies from the book.

🏛️ The Core Philosophy: "The Stoic Edge"
Foroux argues that technical knowledge (ROI) is common, but emotional mastery is rare. This psychological resilience is what he calls the "Stoic Edge."

Dichotomy of Control: Focus exclusively on what you can control (your savings rate, your reaction to a crash, your diversification) and ignore what you cannot (the Fed, the economy, daily stock prices).

Wealth as a Tool, Not a Goal: Wealth is a "preferred indifferent." It is better to have it than not, but it should never be the source of your happiness. True wealth is financial freedom—the ability to live on your own terms.

Pre-Mortem (Premeditatio Malorum): Mentally rehearse market crashes. By expecting a 50% drop in your portfolio at some point, you won’t panic when it actually happens.

📐 The Stoic Triangle of Wealth
Foroux outlines three pillars that form a sustainable financial life:

Focus on True Desires: Define your "enough." Greed happens when you chase more money for things you don't actually value.

Protect Your Capital: Prioritize "playing defense." Avoid high-risk bets or leverage (borrowed money) that could lead to a permanent loss of capital.

Compound Your Money: Trust the process of time. Wealth is built through consistent, boring habits rather than "home run" trades.

🛠️ Practical Investing Rules
Foroux translates high-level philosophy into concrete investing rules:

Invest in Yourself First: Your skills (writing, coding, leading) are your most reliable asset. Unlike the market, your ability to earn an income cannot be taken away.

The 10% Rule: Start by investing at least 10% of your income into low-cost index funds (like the S&P 500) regardless of market conditions.

Accept Short-Term Losses: Acknowledge that paper losses are not permanent unless you sell. Use market downturns as a "training ground" for your discipline.

Trailing Stop-Loss: For active traders, he suggests using trailing stop-losses to remove the emotional burden of "when to sell."

📖 Key Takeaways for 2025
ROT vs. ROI: Prioritize Return on Time (ROT) over Return on Investment (ROI). If a strategy requires you to stare at screens all day, it is costing you your most valuable non-renewable resource.

Simplicity Wins: The more complex your strategy, the more likely you are to abandon it during a crisis. A simple portfolio of index funds is easier to hold with Stoic discipline.

"Wealth isn't about having money—it's about mastering your mind." — Darius Foroux

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